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    Re: DIY Shipping Heat Packs???

    I think those are wind chills on the map but regardless it's still too cold. The following is from the Ship Your Reptiles website:

    Below 38°F: Don’t ship. Wait for warmer weather.

    38-69°F: Use a heat pack per our directions.

    70-91°F: DO NOT use heat pack.

    92-100°F: Ship to a "FedEx Ship Center" facility (NOT a FedEx Office, Pak Mail, Mail Boxes Etc. or other satellite/franchise location). Your shipment will arrive early in the morning and be kept inside until the recipient picks it up. Search for a Fedex staffed facility near you. Read the IMPORTANT NOTE below.*

    Over 100°F: Don’t ship. Wait for cooler weather.


    In addition, shipping at Christmas time is a bad idea. The system is strained with the number of parcels right now. Packages get lost, delayed and damaged. You should wait.
    Last edited by Homebody; 12-20-2022 at 11:00 AM.
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